Kimera
Kimera Automobili, founded in Piedmont by former rally driver Luca Betti, builds perhaps the most emotionally precise restomods in the business: the EVO37 channels the Lancia 037 — the last rear-wheel-drive car to win the World Rally Championship — with modern engineering beneath faithful silhouette bodywork, and its successors extend the treatment across Lancia's Group B bloodline. Built in strictly limited numbers with prices to match, Kimeras have been embraced by the collector market as legitimate heirs to the cars they honour rather than mere tributes.
Kimera Evo37
The analog restomod that beat modern hypercars — a rear-wheel-drive tribute to the last RWD WRC champion.
Kimera Evo38
The Group B what-if — 037 looks, Integrale 4WD, and a bespoke twin-charged four.
Kimera K39
The restomod house goes clean-sheet — with a Koenigsegg V8 and a manual gearbox.